Tag: Goodfellow Corporation

P&Q Profile: Goodfellow Corporation’s Blake Anderson

July 5, 2023By P&Q Staff

Goodfellow’s Blake Anderson recently paid P&Q a visit to discuss his career in the industry, his time with Goodfellow and how producers are faring in Arizona.

Quarry Faces: Early 2023

May 17, 2023By P&Q Staff

Check out a gallery of photos from P&Q‘s first-quarter travels, including ISEE‘s annual conference, Demolition Phoenix and the annual GCAA Management Workshop & Expo.

Industry veteran joins EIW

December 6, 2022By Kevin Yanik

Mike Caldwell, who has industry experience as a regional sales manager and dealership salesman, joins the company.

Equipment sales still going strong

July 12, 2022By Kevin Yanik

Despite issues with materials pricing, availability and the workforce, the aggregate industry’s dealers are optimistic about the road ahead.

Goodfellow Corp. promotes two to vice president

October 28, 2021By Jack Kopanski

Chris Baron and Bryce Childs, who have nearly 40 years of experience combined, were named Goodfellow Corp.’s vice presidents of sales and operations, respectively.

Social distancing may be a thing of the past, but certain behaviors spurred on during the pandemic will remain. Photo: General Equipment & Supplies

How equipment dealers are emerging from the pandemic

July 12, 2021By Kevin Yanik

Although business is largely back to normal, the pandemic somewhat reshaped how dealers are going about their routines. Several share their experiences and how aspects of business may permanently change.

Today’s supply chain is very much a global one, but pandemic-induced issues are contributing to a slowdown in equipment, parts and raw materials from overseas. Photo: taikrixel/E+/Getty Images

No end in sight to the industry’s supply chain woes

July 9, 2021By Kevin Yanik

With equipment and parts diminishing, lead times stretching out and material prices rising, supply chain dynamics are pressing dealers like never before.

Pisgah Stone busy crushing, looking to expand out West

March 11, 2021By Kevin Yanik

With hundreds of years of Mount Pisgah reserves in place, Pisgah Stone’s crushing spread is seeing plenty of action in Utah these days.

From left: Bridger and Boone Bolinder represent the third generation of leadership at Bolinder Resources, which has two fixed locations in Utah. Contract crushing is a big part of the Bolinders’ business, as well, with a market focus in Utah and Nevada but a willingness to crush just about anywhere in the U.S. Photo: P&Q Staff

Bolinder Resources built for flexibility in West

January 15, 2021By Kevin Yanik

Utah’s Bolinder brothers offer a look inside their main operation, showcasing a crushing and screening plant while sharing their vision for the business’ future.